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Touch panel driving device, display device, mobile terminal, computer-readable recording medium having touch panel driver program recorded thereon, and touch panel driving method

  • US 9,823,777 B2
  • Filed: 08/12/2013
  • Issued: 11/21/2017
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/23/2012
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A touch panel driving device comprising:

  • a drive control section that controls driving of a touch panel by transmitting a driving signal;

    a signal detection section that detects a plurality of output signals that are outputted from coordinates of the touch panel, respectively;

    a noise detection section that detects, in accordance with the magnitude of at least one of the plurality of output signals detected by the signal detection section, the presence or absence of at least external noise of an input operation performed on the touch panel;

    a noise reduction section that, in a case where the presence of external noise has been detected by the noise detection section, executes a process of reducing the external noise by adjusting a cycle of a horizontal synchronization period of the driving signal; and

    an interrupt control section that, in a case where the presence of external noise has been detected by the noise detection section, transmits to the noise reduction section an interrupt signal indicating that the presence of external noise has been detected;

    whereinthe drive control section controls the driving of the touch panel to be synchronized with driving of liquid crystals of a liquid crystal display;

    the noise reduction section adjusts the cycle of the horizontal synchronization period of the driving signal by changing (i) a driving period of the liquid crystal display, and (ii) a driving period of the touch panel;

    upon receiving the interrupt signal from the interrupt control section, the noise reduction section executes the process of reducing the external noise; and

    the interrupt control section determines, in accordance with a remaining amount of electricity that a feeding section that supplies a power source is able to feed, whether or not to transmit the interrupt signal to the noise reduction section.

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